The Dead Daisies – Light’em Up Review
I always thought The Dead Daisies were a project with fix musicians or, at least, one or two guests per album. Well, it happens that I was flat wrong about …
Reviews
Anubis – The Unforgivable Review
It’s no news I like to every now and then to review a Prog Rock album. As many metalheads, Prog Rock is a genre we cherish a lot for many …
Flotsam and Jetsam – I Am the Weapon Review
There is one thing for sure in this sad and lonely and pathetic little planet, legends never die, they live forever. It’s only what I can say when I hear …
Virgin Steele – Virgin Steele I – The Anniversary Edition Review
It’s no news I’m a 1980’s Metal child, the so called golden age of Metal music. To some extent, it’s not wrong if one thinks Metal’s identity was truly forged …
All for Metal – Gods of Metal (Year of the Dragon) Review
All for Metal are such a fun band to review. Their passion for Metal music is so, but so present in their music and fans can feel it perfectly. Their …
Simone Simons – Vermillion Review
Simone “La Belle” Simons has just released her debut solo album. Ah, Simone, you’re such a talent, such a beauty, such a voice. Yours truly big fan. Well, if you’re …
Robse – Harlekin & Krieger Review
Yeah, it’s really been a while since my last review here. I used to write at least a review a day, but I can’t anymore. Not on purpose. Really. You …
Wintersun – Time II Review
Constantly swirling and shifting in such a way that is always moving the album forward, Wintersun ventures to a more Asian backdrop with all the folk instruments, atmosphere, songwriting, and themes to match.
Straight Red – Love Ain’t Enough Review
Every now and then we receive a Punk band to review and I feel very proud to write about them because I know the intimate liaisons Metal music and Punk …
Dark Tranquility – Endtime Signals Review
I have never hidden my predilection for Melodic Death Metal here at these pages. It’s so cool when to have a band from these Metal subgenre here to review. I’m …
Monument of Misanthropy – Vile Postmorten Irrumatio Review
Well, first of all, I couldn’t agree more with the band name Monument of Misanthropy. I, myself, have my beef aganist humankind especially when it comes to the way we’re …
Kayas – By the Moon and the Stars Review
I do have a thing for albums that start with the most honest and straight from hell grow as this Kayas “By the Moon and the Stars” does. The incredible …